Update 1.2.7 to 1.2.8

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 22:49

Can it be that i dont have to change SQL Files while updating from pre 1.2.7 to 1.2.8?

There is no SQL File for 1.2.7 to 1.2.8 ?

Post by **juergen** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 22:50

not seen any ...

I think no need for that ... no changes...

jscholtysik · Post by **jscholtysik** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 22:52

Hi DF6IH,

but the old one should be renamed for 1.2.8, regardless whether there are changes or not...

Joachim

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 22:55

Another Question:
Why does the {NAV_LIST_TOP} changed?
The CSS Classes are now missing in my CSS File and in the 1.2.8 CSS File...

Post by **juergen** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 22:59

jscholtysik wrote:Hi DF6IH,

but the old one should be renamed for 1.2.8, regardless whether there are changes or not...

Joachim

long thread ... is said before ...

But: No Risk,no fun

@rahner css is the first to be safed... in my opinion

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Mon 7. Aug 2006, 23:34

Rahner wrote:Another Question:
Why does the {NAV_LIST_TOP} changed?
The CSS Classes are now missing in my CSS File and in the 1.2.8 CSS File...

[FIX] {NAV_LIST...} equalized - now only 1 function is responsible creating the UL list. CSS id is replaced by class and no <div> is given back - just the <ul>.

And the class is there.

Code: Select all

/* CSS for the top level list */
ul.list_top, ul.list_level {
	padding: 3px 0;
	margin-left: 0;
	border-bottom: 1px solid #5E747F;
	font: bold 12px Verdana, sans-serif;
}
ul.list_top li, ul.list_level li {
	list-style: none;
	margin: 0;
	display: inline;
	padding: 0;
}
ul.list_top li a, ul.list_level li a {
	padding: 3px 0.5em;
	margin: 0px;
	border: 1px solid #778;
	border-bottom: none;
	background: #D7DEE5;
	text-decoration: none;
}
ul.list_top li a:link, ul.list_level li a:link { color: #5E747F; }
ul.list_top li a:visited, ul.list_level li a:visited { color: #5E747F; }
ul.list_top li a:hover, ul.list_level li a:hover {
	color: Black;
	background: #92A1AF;;
	border-color: #227;
}
ul.list_top li.active a, ul.list_level li.active a {
	background: white;
	border-bottom: 1px solid white;
}

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:10

Thanks Olive but your Code doenst relly fit into the page.
When i insert the code i have a simple <ul>List without any CSS

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:21

How about wrapping your {NAV_LIST_TOP} in a div construct like
<div id="myCSSforID">
{NAV_LIST_TOP}
</div>

Think about it. Check rendered source an see what your <ul><li> looks like.

Oliver

Post by **juergen** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:25

Goog morning Rahner,

just add (to the above)

.list_level {your style}

and it'll work

same as the old

Jürgen

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:38

DF6IH wrote:Goog morning Rahner,

just add (to the above)

.list_level {your style}

and it'll work

same as the old

Jürgen

Explain it to me a bit more and I'll try it...

Post by **juergen** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:45

-->Admin
---> StandardCSS
.list_level { font: bold 15px Verdana, sans-serif;}

and chiefs above css to be inserted as well ...

---> save css data

ready

For shure any other <div class="somewhat">{NAV_LIST_...}</div> should work as well...

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 08:50

No Effect, still the <ul> List...

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 10:12

*LOL* my misstake...
Now everything is ok!

Rahner · Post by **Rahner** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 17:44

Can it be, that the Searchfuction doesnt work?
In my page the search redirects simply to the index.phtml without shwoing any results...?

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 8. Aug 2006, 18:00

No search is working.

PLEASE!!!! As long as your are testing DISABLE rewrite!!!!!!!

Oliver